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java.lang.Objectaos.jack.jak.util.Watchable
aos.jack.jak.cursor.Cursor
aos.jack.util.cursor.TimeGateCursor
Implements a cursor that triggers at a particular time but only after its key has been turned like a GateCursor.
Field Summary |
Fields inherited from class aos.jack.jak.cursor.Cursor |
FALSE, falseCursor, TRUE, trueCursor, UNKNOWN |
Constructor Summary | |
TimeGateCursor()
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TimeGateCursor(long at,
Timer t)
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Method Summary | |
void |
expired(TimerHandle h,
java.lang.Object o)
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void |
finished()
This informs the cursor that it is not going to be used again. |
boolean |
isTriggered()
Returns true. |
boolean |
next()
This method is called to provide a next binding by this cursor. |
void |
register(java.util.Observer o)
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Cursor |
reset(aos.jack.jak.core.Generator g,
int index)
Reset the cursor. |
java.lang.String |
toString()
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void |
turnKey()
Turns the key and activates the cursor which will now trigger at the time specified at construction. |
void |
undo()
Undo tells the cursor to backtrack anything it has done. |
boolean |
unRegister(java.util.Observer o)
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Methods inherited from class aos.jack.jak.cursor.Cursor |
negate |
Methods inherited from class aos.jack.jak.util.Watchable |
addObserver, countObservers, deleteObserver, deleteObservers, hasChanged, notifyObservers, notifyObservers |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
Constructor Detail |
public TimeGateCursor()
public TimeGateCursor(long at, Timer t)
Method Detail |
public java.lang.String toString()
public boolean next()
Cursor
db.query($x) && isWhatIWant($x) && db1.query($x, $y)If the isWhatIWant() cursor simply tests its input and returns true for appropriate values then this expression would not work as expected and may go into an infinite loop.
db(1) db(2) db(3) db1(3,3)and isWhatIWant() returned true on odd numbers. Then the correct behaviour would be one result with $x=3 $y=3. However if isWhatIWant.next() always returns true on odd numbers then: $x is bound to 1,
next
in class Cursor
public Cursor reset(aos.jack.jak.core.Generator g, int index)
reset
in class Cursor
g
- The generator that generates an equivalent cursorindex
- The index of the equivalent cursor in the generator.
public void undo()
Cursor
undo
in class Cursor
public void finished()
Cursor
finished
in class Cursor
public boolean isTriggered()
isTriggered
in class Cursor
public void register(java.util.Observer o)
register
in class Cursor
public boolean unRegister(java.util.Observer o)
unRegister
in class Cursor
public void expired(TimerHandle h, java.lang.Object o)
expired
in interface TimerClient
public void turnKey()
turnKey
in interface Gate
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